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OpenAI met with 50 cyber defense practitioners from federal agencies, state governments, and Five Eyes allies to present its GPT-5.4-Cyber model. The model launches through a dual-track approach with a broadly accessible version and a separate version reserved for defenders through its Trusted Access program. The release follows an intelligence-sharing partnership with Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the U.K. amid warnings that AI tools could be misused to disrupt critical infrastructure.
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00:02OpenAI met with 50 cyber defense practitioners from federal agencies,
00:07state governments, and Five Eyes allies to present its GPT 5.4 cyber model, according to Axios.
00:13The model launched last week at a Washington, D.C. event as a tiered access program.
00:18OpenAI will deploy it through a dual-track approach with a broadly accessible version
00:23that includes safeguards and a separate version reserved for defenders through its trusted access program.
00:28The company announced the pilot in February to enhance safeguards and expand trusted access.
00:34The model will also be available through an intelligence-sharing partnership with Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the UK.
00:41The release comes as officials warn AI tools could be misused to disrupt critical infrastructure.
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